sillycon wordsmith
“Word-smithing”
Painting with words (poetry) & pictures (posters )
As I ran on Pongal day morning, the golden shaft of light streaming through the branches went through my head energising me and triggering my muse. I am grateful to these sun rays that travel millions of miles just to warm your heart. During the run when I see the bright sun, I extend my arms, look upwards and gracefully accept the streaming sunlight, an embodiment of cosmic energy into me. An apt day for…
When I saw the picture of three pebbles atop each other, I could only think “Jeez, they are not worried if they will fall. They are so wonderfully in the now, enjoying each other’s company. SaveSave SaveSave SaveSave SaveSave SaveSave
You see what you choose to see.What you choose to see depends on your minds eye. Enjoy the poem “Seeing”. Love to know what you think and feel.Stay blessed, see well.Cheers.
A play of words on the cycle as the old year rolled on the new one.
Observations during the first morning walk of the new year.
to you my dearest: a diamond frozen with my lovetingling always [A poetry contest by Brandy Chandler (Allpoetry.com) on Seduction & Brevity XXII ] – 12 word count only, base in the picture below.
Could not resist penning about Sunil Shetty, a much loved runner in the community after seeing his picture post in yesterday’s FB.
Rains of late especially in Chennai and Bangalore have been worrisome. But wait a minute, we all enjoyed the rains cities became it became a concrete jungle. Here is a poem that captures the beauty of rain. Well, tis the season of rain in Chennai. Pradeep Chandar requested that I write a poem on Rain. So here it is dear Pradeep, a special one for you. Hope you enjoy the poem and the rains.
As I cycled home on Friday evening, I saw a poor man on the pavement eating peacefully. He was a epitome of grace and a poem germinated.
How does one feel when life seems listless?